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		By: Carissa Johnson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I noticed this effect in one of my classes this semester. We had to give 2 presentations during the semester - one on a book chapter that we were assigned, and the other on the term paper that we wrote on a topic of our choice. I fell to all the classic nervous jitters during the first one, but when I was excited about the topic because it was one I chose and researched myself, I was like public speaker extraordinaire. Who knew there was science behind it!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I noticed this effect in one of my classes this semester. We had to give 2 presentations during the semester &#8211; one on a book chapter that we were assigned, and the other on the term paper that we wrote on a topic of our choice. I fell to all the classic nervous jitters during the first one, but when I was excited about the topic because it was one I chose and researched myself, I was like public speaker extraordinaire. Who knew there was science behind it!</p>
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